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A Trauma-Informed Clinician Toolkit
Perinatal Intrusive Thoughts, Disclosure, Assessment, and Response
By Beth P. Siller, LMFT
When someone shares an intrusive thought they have been afraid to say out loud, what do you ask next?
Safe Enough to Say It helps mental health clinicians and other providers approach conversations about perinatal intrusive thoughts with curiosity, clarity, and care.
Created for providers supporting people through pregnancy, postpartum, and the transition to parenthood, this toolkit includes explanations, sample language, composite cases, and practical tools for responding to disclosure and recognizing when further assessment, consultation, or referral may be needed.
WHAT’S INSIDE
• Six parts exploring disclosure, intrusive experiences, assessment, clinical conversations, treatment considerations, and practical application.
• Five composite cases for reflection, supervision, or consultation.
• Fifteen tools, including interview prompts, a differential comparison guide, documentation prompts, and consultation and referral guidance.
• Attention to infertility, pregnancy loss, birth trauma, and the context surrounding intrusive experiences.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
A 50-page downloadable PDF with clickable contents and bookmarks. Read on screen or print for your own professional use.
This listing is for the PDF edition. No physical book will be shipped.
PROFESSIONAL USE
Purchase is for one individual provider. You may adapt questions, sample language, and documentation prompts within your own practice. Purchase does not include permission to share the toolkit or reproduce its pages for colleagues, teams, training participants, or clients.
For organization or teaching permissions, contact beth@bsiller.com.
This toolkit is an educational resource, not a diagnostic instrument, comprehensive risk assessment, or specialized treatment protocol. Use within your professional training and scope.
A Trauma-Informed Clinician Toolkit
Perinatal Intrusive Thoughts, Disclosure, Assessment, and Response
By Beth P. Siller, LMFT
When someone shares an intrusive thought they have been afraid to say out loud, what do you ask next?
Safe Enough to Say It helps mental health clinicians and other providers approach conversations about perinatal intrusive thoughts with curiosity, clarity, and care.
Created for providers supporting people through pregnancy, postpartum, and the transition to parenthood, this toolkit includes explanations, sample language, composite cases, and practical tools for responding to disclosure and recognizing when further assessment, consultation, or referral may be needed.
WHAT’S INSIDE
• Six parts exploring disclosure, intrusive experiences, assessment, clinical conversations, treatment considerations, and practical application.
• Five composite cases for reflection, supervision, or consultation.
• Fifteen tools, including interview prompts, a differential comparison guide, documentation prompts, and consultation and referral guidance.
• Attention to infertility, pregnancy loss, birth trauma, and the context surrounding intrusive experiences.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
A 50-page downloadable PDF with clickable contents and bookmarks. Read on screen or print for your own professional use.
This listing is for the PDF edition. No physical book will be shipped.
PROFESSIONAL USE
Purchase is for one individual provider. You may adapt questions, sample language, and documentation prompts within your own practice. Purchase does not include permission to share the toolkit or reproduce its pages for colleagues, teams, training participants, or clients.
For organization or teaching permissions, contact beth@bsiller.com.
This toolkit is an educational resource, not a diagnostic instrument, comprehensive risk assessment, or specialized treatment protocol. Use within your professional training and scope.